Rey Amargo Chocolate Shop

Excellent place to get drinking chocolate, churros, chocolates and other wonderful items!I got the Aztec which was a drinking chocolate that had unique ingredients and some corn involved. It was so very memorable and a joy to kick back and relax and do a slow sip on these types of drinks. Even bringing a friend to share a cup of such a beverage is a great idea as well!The churros are a delight! So very fresh and something you can just sink your teeth into and feel sheer bliss.Steve and I purchased some chocolate to take home and that was great too! As soon as we had it we were thrilled by it.If you are into trying different varieties of drinking chocolates or have some upper scale coffee drinks this place is a great idea when out and about in the Capitol Hill neighborhood!

Great little hot chocolate and coffee spot right on Capitol hill. The hot chocolates we got were amazing and I can't wait to stop by again!

Cute and friendly place. We ordered a few drinks, with a latte and a Spanish style white hot chocolate, which was very tasty. The churros definitely tried but they were anything but Spanish. The chocolate sauce was tasty, yes, but it was very hot fudge-like. Overall, a cute place to pop in for a date.

Cute spot, interesting selection. Flavored frappe was decent with the cardamom. The marrochino was lackluster.

Their hot drinks are good! I got the Aztec chocolate and it was just right - not too sweet and had real chocolate bits inside. A nice spot to try if you want to change it up instead of going to a bar or a coffee shop to hang out. I appreciate how you can sub for alt milks for no charge. But I got full fat this time, no regrets!Inside is quiet with nice music, not too many seats but we didn't find it to be an issue around 1:30.

This is such a magical place. My husband and children first discovered it during mid winter break and had a return visit this morning as a sweet surprise on our anniversary (churros and hot cocoa were the perfect way to start my day). They have a variety of different hot cocoas with a sweetness scale ranging from one to seven and I've never known hot chocolate to be as delectable. The service is also so kind. I can't wait to sample the Mexican chocolate box he picked up as well later!

Super fun hot chocolate restaurant. Most of the drinks are not super sweet and perfect for the adult palate. We enjoyed seasoning our own hot chocolate with vanilla syrup, chili, pepper, & cinnamon. The Monterey Jack cheese was a perfect pairing with the chocolate. Lovely restaurant, beautiful presentation, and helpful staff. We had a lovely time trying different drinks.

A really unique cafe that specializes in Mexican and Latin American styles of hot chocolate. Given that Seattle has coffee shops around every corner, this is a nice change of pace. The drinks can taste a bit watered down at times but it still hits the spot when you're craving a hot drink on a cold day and don't feel like coffee or tea. I think the drinks with the flavor combination of chocolate and corn are really interesting since it's not something common around here. The bitterness of the cacao and the toastiness of the roasted corn complements each other well. I also like that the drinks aren't too sweet and you can really taste the cocoa. This is a great place to get gifts for people. There's so many different flavors of hot chocolate mixes and they also have a lot of pre-packed gift boxes. The chocolate boxes are quite nice and are filled with a variety of truffles, but they can be a bit pricey.

I am so happy I found this place now since the weather has gotten so cold! This place specializes in a lot of variations of hot chocolate, including ones with corn which I found very special. I personally tried the Aztec chocolate which has a very rich chocolate and roasted corn taste with seeds, which is quite interesting. The drink is sweet but not overbearing, and it is just the right, hot temperature. -1 star for now since they didn't ask whether I wanted the drink to be prepared to-go or dine-in, which led to a somewhat subpar experience. I would have much rather preferred dine-in as the cups look kind of nice and I can enjoy the home-like and colorful ambience of the place more. This is temporary as I do intend to come back here to try more of their drinks, and hope that my next visit will redeem itself as a 5 star establishment.

Spiced Mexican hot chocolate. If you want a taste, then just buy a bag of hot chocolate on the shelves. Don't make the mistake of buying a small drink like I did. $5 for a cup versus $15 for a bag that can make several cups. They have a menu outside, but no prices. Misleading people to come in and spend money on their overpriced hot chocolate.The interior is cozy though. Itd be a great place to get work done or chat with a friend. I saw someone getting work done on their laptop with their pet dog. Might be worth considering for coming here if there's a line outside of the Starbucks reserve nearby.